QUESTION 3 Write the formula and charge of the conjugate acid for the following bases. If your answer has a charge with it, separate it from the formula by a space. For example, SO4 would be entered as SO4 2, or NO3 would be entered as NO3 -. hypochlorite ion, CIO ammonia, NH3 monohydrogen phosphate lon, HPO42- sulfide ion, S2- QUESTION 4 Calculate the hydronium ion and hydroxide ion concentrations for 0.0038 M Mg(OH)2. Enter your answer in scientific notation with two significant figures. For example 6.4782 x 10 would be entered as 6.5e-7 (no spaces). H30* concentration = OH" concentration =

QUESTION 3 Write the formula and charge of the conjugate acid for the following bases. If your answer has a charge with it, separate it from the formula by a space. For example, SO4 would be entered as SO4 2, or NO3 would be entered as NO3 -. hypochlorite ion, CIO ammonia, NH3 monohydrogen phosphate lon, HPO42- sulfide ion, S2- QUESTION 4 Calculate the hydronium ion and hydroxide ion concentrations for 0.0038 M Mg(OH)2. Enter your answer in scientific notation with two significant figures. For example 6.4782 x 10 would be entered as 6.5e-7 (no spaces). H30* concentration = OH" concentration =

General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry

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Chapter10: Acids, Bases, And Salts

Section: Chapter Questions

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